Mobile home park.  

They are mostly upwardly mobile, and what makes them good tenants - stable jobs, clean background, financially responsible - will eventually make them good homeowners.We do as much as we can to keep our tenants as happy as possible, and they tell us that...but as Dan points out, ultimately they will get married, have 1 or more kids, and/or decide to buy a home, or lose their job.

I just want to do the right thing and stay compliant and not get burned.

Mobile homes?

Since Americans will never give up their mobility (in SUVs) the only way to stop Chavez, the Saudis et al is alternative fuels.

Andrew, you are NOT normal.A "normal" 19-year old would be burning time, money and brain cells.

Welll... i just recently recieved a nice chunk of change(50,000) from a bad auto-mobile accident i got in a few years ago... i just turned 20.. i've got a good job... and have been planning on investing my money in real estate ever since i thought i might be getting some...I'm thinking about maybe flipping some property...but I'm just trying to figure out a safe way to jump into this.....

What really gets me is all the extra hoops and language that has to be signed when buying an reo because of banks being burned in the past by wholesalers.If they want to sell for top dollar they will get an agent and sell it in "as-is" condition on the MLS.

I think it would be good place to be while Rome burns.

It's a lot easier to pilliage and burn in a hot market.